More: International Law
Paris Poop Protest: A Call to Action Against the Olympics and International Law
French citizens are well-known for their action criticizing the government, as evidenced by the Yellow Vest Protest back in 2018, which erupted after President...
The Failure of the Kyoto Protocol as an International Environmental Regime
Rapid technological development has implications for increasing economic capacity, but in the mechanism of human life this always collides with environmental issues that are...
The ICC’s Dilemma: Balancing Justice and Perceived Bias in Africa
The International Criminal Court (ICC) was founded with the intention of conducting investigations and imposing sanctions on the most heinous offenses committed on a...
The US-Mexico Border Water Dispute: A Call for Cooperation Over Conflict
The water dispute along the US-Mexico border is not just a regional issue; it is a microcosm of a global crisis that underscores the...
Days of Future Past: Empowering the Global South to Reach an Equal Global Governance
The direction of world politics within global relations is strongly affected by international organizations. However, the disparities in representation and decision-making power that “favors”...
South China Sea Conflict: Indonesia’s Goals and Strategies Through the ‘ABC Triangle Conflict Model’
The escalation of the South China Sea (‘SCS’) conflict raises significant concerns about regional stability and international relations. At the end of 2023 and...
Bridging Knowledge and Action: The Role of Epistemic Communities in International Cooperation
Knowledge, information, evidence, and findings have a very important position in the agenda of international cooperation. Knowledge production is actually not only intended in...
The Importance of International Criminal Law Norm in Fostering International Cooperation
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, international cooperation has emerged as an important aspect of global governance, allowing states to deal more effectively with...
UN report: IDF may have repeatedly violated fundamental principles of the laws of war
The UN Human Rights Office published an assessment today on six emblematic attacks by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) in Gaza last year that...
The Phases and Pillars for Resolving the War in Gaza
The UN's call had been muted, alongside the voices of the US and others. Gaza has become a playground of wanton inhumanity, a theater...